Bible Quiz — Matthew 18:29TAB

Questions in this quiz

1. Who is the one making the plea in this verse?

   His fellow servantHis masterA creditorA witness nearby

2. What does he ask the other person to do?

3. What does he promise to do?

4. Which details are stated in the verse? Select all that apply.

   He fell down.He pleaded with him.He promised to repay what he owed.He walked away without answering.He demanded immediate payment from the other man.He refused to speak at all.

5. Put the servant's actions in the order they appear in the verse.

   Position–1234he fell down

   Position–1234he kept pleading

   Position–1234he asked for patience

   Position–1234he promised to repay

6. True or False: In the formal reconstruction, the servant's falling down is presented before his request for patience.

   TrueFalse

7. What emotions do you hear in the servant as he falls down and pleads for patience?

8. How does this verse shape the way you think about asking for mercy when you have failed?

9. If you have genuinely wronged someone, which response best matches the servant's posture?

   Humble yourself, ask for patience, and commit to repay what you owe.Wait until the person forgets, then move on as if nothing happened.Give a sincere apology, but avoid saying anything about repayment or repair.Insist that the other person owes you patience, because you are under pressure.

10. Name one concrete step you can take this week to repair a wrong or repay what you owe, and one person you need to approach with humility.

Reflection questions have no right answer — they count once you have written a response.